What does HIRD stand for?

Health Insurance Responsibility Disclosure (Massachusetts)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The bill is likely to become law, and employers will simply be required to confirm in the Employer Health Insurance Responsibility Disclosure Form that they have a Section 125 Plan.

Updated Guidance For Employers About The Massachusetts Health Care ...

Employer mandates include the Fair Share Contribution, the Section 125 cafeteria plan requirement, the so-called Free Rider Surcharge, the Health Insurance Responsibility Disclosure filing and the Non-Discrimination requirement for employer paid health insurance premiums.

Massachusetts Health Care Reform

Health Insurance Responsibility Disclosure Forms Effective July 1, 2007, the law requires two Health Insurance Responsibility Disclosure forms, one for employees and one for employers.

Massachusetts Health Care Reform Law Update